The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-10-06
PLAIN DEALER,
TIL IRSDAY OCT q. 1881
oil Meal il. Diss,norrs feed store. 2t

Oil Meal IL. Dissniore's feed store. 2t
Rev. catln at the Howard Center
school house next Sunday at pm.
1T. katharine's Guild ii called to
meet With Miss Alma Goodrich. Fri
day evening, Oct. It'll.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. O'Mal-
lev gave them royal surprise last
Monday evening the twenty-eighth
anniversary OF their marriage. The
presents were numerous and good.
w II. Patterson who has been alb
sent since June, returned on the
Sunday morning train.
Mrs. Chloe Is. Mead who has been
among friends and relatives in wes-
tern New York and Pennsylvania,
arrived home last Saturday morning
and reports an enjoyable time.
We are glad to learn that Mrs.
Lille, wife of Prank stfeMel Is i'm.
proving in health, and is likely TO
recover from her dangerous Illness.
Dr.. Harter's Liver pills net not Only
on the bowers. ou. OH 49,
guiness. and thus upon the blood:
liner III uot grippe ,r sickrn. For
sale by Lowry 4 Connolly.
The largest and best selected stock
of books. drugs, paints, silyer-ware
AID :eVelrv in northern Iowa is to be
found at Dr. Clrnnuer,s.
Mrs Eddy, daughter of d. a. Nor
ton came home from Coal Creek, Col
orado. Saturday, to visit her parents
aud cTessco friends.
Special Inducements IN ever. iine
Of gents wearing apparel and furnish
ings at the one price mammoth cloth
ing house in Lyric Hall by
L. GREEsBAUM.
Donahngh s. Moan have shipped
several car loads of young stock to
Nebraska this fall frcm about North
ern lsTa;
Persons who lead a life OF exposure
are subject to rheumatism. neuralgia
and ll,mbago and will find valuable
rem. !v in DIR. j. ii. Mcioan's Noscan-
and sub lIe inflammation. Alma
Mrs.. J. T. Dreamer of crooksto,,,
Mimi, is visiting parents ard friends
in Cresco. We acknowledge pleas
ait cell from her In company with
-" sister, Urs, Lowry.
roG SALE-a Well Dfiller and
,,s,sr PnwcrI wii',a full set OF tools.
4 40 nlachinu.
Apply to DAHL WHEELER, 5 miles
southeast of Cresco. 1t4
Truman Robson and son Charley,
and VIM. Burke were over from FL
ina Tuesday. VIM. was glancing a.
| the fences that mark the way toward
the sheriff : oihe..
| Farmers, Mechanics, Laboring Men
Merchants, in short, every man who
needs suit Of clothes, or all over
! cont suitable to his business and to
the season, should call at the one
price Mammoth Clothing House of l..
Areenhaum in I.vric Hall. Cresco.
Iowa. Tile BEST goods and the low
est prices.
Mr.. Mcconnell will speak on Poy-
erty ana Wealth ne.t slp.iay esen-
Jag in the Congregational church.
This will be the beginning of IL series
Of lectures OH themes that interest
the thinking people of to-day.
N. Bank & Son, Fall and Winter
Goods, a large stock of Clothing, Dry
Goods. Wooden underwear. Blankets,
Hosiery, Gloves and Aiittens. Hats
and Caps &c, Domestic and Staple
goods, all first class Our goods are
bought ut lowest prices for cash. our
IsApenses are small, ana we eau aud
will sell cheaper than the cheapest.
Call and satisfy yourselves, One
door north of the post office.
n. Bank g. Son.
Eresco. Sept. "a. 1857.
last week we made mention oil
having flour from the Victor Roller
Mills Of Lime Springs owned by Reed
Jones aud Berke. Since then q thor
ongh test has been made of its quail
ity for making bread and we are i'm
structed to unhesitatingly pronounc.
it in every respect of the most excel
! lent oualit..-. .s vs~:,'
/ ~
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.